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Looks good, very clean and nice. You should add the ability to create your own custom events, for instance I'm taking a trip to California and Las Vegas next month that I'm…

I used this website _all_ summer. Summer is awful. I know thats a controversial stance, but I take it. days.to/until/summer showed the days until summer ended. It was great!…

Functions well but its a bit difficult to absorb the information in the current layout. A tiny bit of space between events might be nice.

I always search on Google "days til {event or date}" and the first link is always this site. This site is a big time saver

But, you'd have to go do that search for Father's Day where this interface reminds you, like a Calendar, that something is coming up that maybe wasn't on your mind atm.

Kind of dropped the ball on the url. days.to is great, but days.to/until/christmas is kind of wonky. I'd remove the /until/ part so it's just days.to/christmas

Personally, I think the "url hack" is pretty cool; I like having both. It would be extra cool if it considered each person's local timezone.

You should scrape a bit and populate this for TV shows. Neither "Rick and Morty" nor "Line of Duty" were there.

For this to be somewhat useful should have much more data about every country in the world. I don't really care about any of those dates... maybe us elections because it has an…

Searched for my football club 'Chelsea'. No Results found.

Neat! Good form factor, as it lets me explore things I'd otherwise never think of (mostly, cultural events in other cultures), but... ...Doesn't have what I care about…

Cool idea, I would love support for geolocated events. We have a set of country fairs in Connecticut that start in August and end in October. It would be a cool application for…

The aesthetic would be awesome if it weren't for those giant ads on the side. It throws off my days-till-Halloween vibe.

Been using this site before and the only thing which bothers me is the moving background color. While it is a nice addition on desktop, it makes my 2015 Macbook's fans blow after…

Why does it have Inauguration Day on both January 19 and 20?

Looks good, very clean and nice. You should add the ability to create your own custom events, for instance I'm taking a trip to California and Las Vegas next month that I'm…

Cool idea, I would love support for geolocated events. We have a set of country fairs in Connecticut that start in August and end in October. It would be a cool application for…

Gotta second the geolocated events, for most the fluff festival in Somerville MA isn't on their radar. For locals though, it's always on the back of our minds (this weekend by…

Couple of comments: The URL days.to is cool, but from a comprehension point of view if the event is more than a month away, should start using weeks, then months, then years.…

Neat! Good form factor, as it lets me explore things I'd otherwise never think of (mostly, cultural events in other cultures), but... ...Doesn't have what I care about…

Yes, filtering will definitely be added soon.

Just a design tip: the red border that separates the full date from the days till countdown is completely unnecessary. Also, a bit bigger dark gradient behind it would be nice.…

Love it. Althought I would prefer it be in a timeline fashion. It would make it more easy to skim with your eyes.

maybe check out https://trakt.tv/, I have been using it for more than 3 years and it's absolutely amazing. It even has multiple mobile apps, I personally use SeriesGuide on my…

Nice work. What kind of ad revenue are you getting?

I've been using episode-alert.com for the past year to track TV shows. Really useful. It also sends you an email when a new episode is out.

I've used http://episodecalendar.com/ for 1-2 years already, it's great.

Wolfram Alpha has similar functionality (minus the home page) http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=days+until+doctor+strange

I use the iPhone app Big Day Lite for trips like that. http://bigdayapp.com

You may find the following useful for creating custom events with a countdown timer: http://countdownmaker.com/ For example: http://countdownmaker.com/countdown/3vnlvm/

This looks like kind of a fun project, but Google already returns at least some of this information in their enhanced search results (ex: "When is Fathers Day").